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Wisconsin Colleges Vow to Continue Serving Hispanic Students

Trump administration has cut grant grants for 600 Hispanic-serving institutions.

How A Milwaukee Mom Met The Man Who Killed Her Son

Debra Gillispie has spent two decades advocating to end gun violence, uplifting survivors’ stories.

Bradley Drops Out, Supreme Court Race Is Wide Open

Conservative Rebecca Bradley says her 'fight for liberty is not as a minority member of the Court.'

Lawmakers Debate ‘No Tax on Tips’ After Cutting It from Evers’ Budget

The policy echoes a provision in President Donald Trump's signature tax and immigration law

Dane County Sheriff Battles ICE for Custody of Homicide Suspect

Judge orders Honduran immigrant Noelia Martinez-Avila to be transported back to Dane County for prosecution.

Wildfire Smoke Forces Wisconsin Summer Camps Indoors

Children are particularly vulnerable to wildfire smoke, health experts say.

Wisconsin Public Radio Announces New Schedules Featuring “Wisconsin Weekend” Starting October 4

Wisconsin Public Radio’s “to the Best of Our Knowledge” Special Collection Featured in the American Archive of Public Broadcasting

Civic Media Stands Against Funding Cuts to Public Broadcasting

Wisconsin Journalism Leaders to Discuss Press Challenges in April 9 Panel

Hosted by the Milwaukee Press Club and Milwaukee Press Club Endowment

Dr. Dawg Transforms into a Romantic Pop-Up Bistro for One Night Only This Valentine’s Day

Same Legendary Chicago-Style Favorites, Served in a Whole New Way

GOP Tariffs Will Hurt Wisconsin Families, Farmers & Manufacturers